Crambidae – Acentropinae – Nymphula nitidulata – Beautiful China-mark
STATUS – Latest record – 2024 – Described as locally common and sometimes abundant. Seems to be associated with Bur-reed. Very few county records despite its status in the county.
ID POINTERS – An attractive and unmistakeable Crambid. The forewing is shining white with brown markings creating four rounded white blotches across each forewing
FLIGHT PERIOD – On the wing during May – September
IMAGES – Sandiacre, Derbyshire – Emily Louise Milnes©
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